During a video meeting of EU foreign ministers with members of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna articulated his government's solidarity with countries that are being targeted by Iranian attacks. Tsahkna's comments come at a time when tensions in the Middle East are high, particularly concerning Iranian military activities in the region.

Tsahkna, representing Estonia at this important diplomatic engagement, emphasized the need for collective security and cooperation among the EU and GCC states to address these significant geopolitical challenges. His statements signal Estonia’s commitment to its foreign policy principles centered around support for sovereign nations facing aggression.

The context of this meeting highlights ongoing threats from Iran and the responses needed from allied nations, underlining the strategic importance of the EU-GCC relationship in managing regional instability. Tsahkna's solidarity underscores an important aspect of international diplomacy where smaller nations can play a role in advocating for peace and stability in conflict-prone areas such as the Gulf region.